Review: A Place to Bury Strangers’ Worship
With Worship, A Place to Bury Strangers’ core attributes still define it, emphasized by buzz-saw guitars, blistering feedback, airy vocals,…
12 years ago
My Bloody Valentine
A Place to Bury Strangers: More Than Just the “Loudest Band in New York”
A Place to Bury Strangers plays 1980s-inspired noise rock designed to blow your mind — a mission plainly evidenced by its…
13 years ago
Morrow vs. Hajduch: Bongripper’s Satan Worshipping Doom
Scott Morrow is ALARM's music editor. Patrick Hajduch is a very important lawyer. Each week they debate the merits of…
14 years ago
Fucked Up: Punk-Rock Social Experiment
Begun by recruiting the least-harmonious group of members, Fucked Up talks about in-fighting, fascism, and "riding the crest" of its…
14 years ago
BPM Counter: First Five of 2009
ALARM columnist Sean-Michael Yoder shares his first five electronic picks in 2009. The list includes Aether's "melodic" Artifacts, London's John…
15 years ago
Weekend Planner (9-19-08)
If you’re in New York or Chicago, you have some mighty fine festival options this weekend. Check out our recommendations…
16 years ago